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"Most of us had dreams about flying when we were young, especially."
Since 2008, Carsten Höller has been creating hotel rooms at the heart of museums, where visitors can sleep, whether for a nap or an overnight stay. In this interview, he reflects on Dream Hotel Room #1: Dreaming of Flying with Flying Fly Agarics, designed in collaboration with MIT researcher Adam Haar. More than just a place to rest, this immersive installation is designed to inspire dreams of flight. In a circular, dimly lit room, a moving bed simulates flight, while a mushroom floats from the ceiling and a voice guides the sleeper into a state of semi-consciousness. Everything is orchestrated to encourage a lucid dream, on the border between reality and imagination.
"Most of us had dreams about flying when we were young, especially."
Since 2008, Carsten Höller has been creating hotel rooms at the heart of museums, where visitors can sleep, whether for a nap or an overnight stay. In this interview, he reflects on Dream Hotel Room #1: Dreaming of Flying with Flying Fly Agarics, designed in collaboration with MIT researcher Adam Haar. More than just a place to rest, this immersive installation is designed to inspire dreams of flight. In a circular, dimly lit room, a moving bed simulates flight, while a mushroom floats from the ceiling and a voice guides the sleeper into a state of semi-consciousness. Everything is orchestrated to encourage a lucid dream, on the border between reality and imagination.
"Most of us had dreams about flying when we were young, especially."
Since 2008, Carsten Höller has been creating hotel rooms at the heart of museums, where visitors can sleep, whether for a nap or an overnight stay. In this interview, he reflects on Dream Hotel Room #1: Dreaming of Flying with Flying Fly Agarics, designed in collaboration with MIT researcher Adam Haar. More than just a place to rest, this immersive installation is designed to inspire dreams of flight. In a circular, dimly lit room, a moving bed simulates flight, while a mushroom floats from the ceiling and a voice guides the sleeper into a state of semi-consciousness. Everything is orchestrated to encourage a lucid dream, on the border between reality and imagination.
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